Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) officials intercept 1.81 tonnes of Cannabis Sativa, reportedly known as “Canadian Loud,” along with expired pharmaceutical products valued at ₦12.7 billion during a joint operation at Apapa Port in Lagos. The seizure is disclosed in a Tuesday statement by the NCS Apapa Command spokesman, Isah Sulaiman. Multiple outlets report that the main interception occurs at Apapa Port, with the operation taking place over the weekend into Monday, and the information released on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. The reports describe the drugs as cannabis and expired pharmaceutical items, indicating both an illicit narcotics seizure and a public health concern due to the expired status of the medicines. No additional details on the alleged suspects, origin of the consignments, or the precise breakdown of the expired pharmaceutical products are included in the provided accounts. The NCS communication frames the action as an enforcement measure conducted by customs operatives as part of operations targeting contraband at the port.